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  • well you can keep using Lemmy, I'm just talking about suggesting to unfamiliar people.

    Lemmy and PieFed share content anyways so it doesn't matter which you use, you'll see posts/comments/votes/communities from both anyways

  • Meet Xfwl4

    would it kill them to have a name people could remember or pronounce? lol

  • Lemmy v1.0 has suffered too much scope creep, this update is way late while PieFed runs circles around Lemmy

  • Lemmy wasn't ready at that time, it's much better now, but people won't give it another chance. PieFed is better now anyways and still increasing the gap, but no one knows about it. We need another big exodus somehow, and we need to send them to PieFed over Lemmy.

  • Also you can control the pacing better. A bot will nuke the comments/posts ratio into the ground and that turns everyone away when all they see are a ton of 0 comment posts

  • yea I would say that's what home users should be doing anyways? idk to me it doesn't make sense to be so far behind on updates when the non-LTS is available

  • Several New X.Org Libraries See 2026 Releases

    Jump
  • Or how far behind is Mint on the updates for kernel, Nvidia drivers, KDE, etc? I remember them being really far behind on some things. It confuses me how Mint is suggested so often.

  • for 22.04

    What about 25.10?

  • Is this upgrade going to be done automatically at some point?

  • i want to see posts from communities that i already subscribed to, but because there's more than 1000 communities on the fediverse and i'm only subscribed to a small countable subset of them, i inevitably lose out on a lot of content. (The "all" feed sucks unfortunately). So how to solve this?

    You don't use the Subscribed feed? I like Subscribed+Scaled

    The Fediverse significantly lacks behind on the Content Discoverability technology.

    https://quiblr.com/

    https://quiblr.com/understanding_your_private_personalized_feed

  • Yeah it's just the login manager that requires systemd, not the rest of the DE

  • Some people run Linux on the x86 Surface tablets

  • Watch them be the ones to make Loss32

  • I guess when they say "Windows On ARM" they mean the hardware sold as a Windows on ARM device, and not a WSL inside actual Windows On ARM

  • Is this because everything runs as root inside Flatpak? Wouldn't it be possible to run as non-root inside Flatpak?

  • Maybe slightly? But not worth turning away potential new users. We need more users.

    Bots and spammers would just create accounts in advance and let them sit to get to the right age, it'd be the same.

  • I don't think we should be limiting new users from commenting or posting. And 7 days is a long time.

    Auto closing communities would be really annoying, but I think dimming them or marking them in the lists/search results would be nice. I filed an issue on this already https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/3174 maybe if more people think this is a good idea they could leave comments there

  • Yeah that's why I was wondering why this was posted in this community. But Loss32 is a (theoretical) Linux distro